Its definitely a figure-out-as-you-go kinda process. I have not completely given up on TM (just yet), but to FluidRays credit, I have gotten some decent results after a few days forum searching and just doing render after render with slight changes to the all the variables. Like I mentioned I have gone back to TM 2019 just to keep my productivity going. It seems to happen when I try to use even a small amount of РІР‚Сљpainted onРІР‚Сњ vegetation. TM 2020.2 has given me some really bad crashes, that I have not even been able to re-open the TM file after said crash. I have tried to ignore all SKP materials and just color the model surfaces the same, based on the same desired material etcРІР‚В¦, then group them in SKP before attempting to import into TM. How are you importing your SKP models into TM, are you using the. I donРІР‚в„ўt need hyper-realistic renders, or super deep softwareРІР‚В¦just ones that can handle water caustics, subtle differences in metals surfaces, and not have to possess a degree in Photography to understand all the settings in the materials and camera options.Р”Р„ny and all thoughts are welcomedРІР‚В¦Thanks!

CPU based is preferred, but GPU rendering is also an option. I just need a render option that is real-time, relatively straight forward learning curve, and obviously plays nicely with SketchUp. I have played around with Twinmotion for a few months now and the 2020.2 version seems so buggy and useless, that I have reverted back to 2019 version. I have recently started to play around with FluidRay as a quick, real-time render option for my SKP models.Р”Вoes anyone have any idea where to find more information, knowledge, learning etcРІР‚В¦than the very basic getting started videos and info from the FluidRay website itself? The forum is no where nearly as active as this one, so posting there is not a quick solution by any means.Р”Вoes anyone have thoughts on FluidRay in general? It seems to be very quiet on here with regards to FluidRayРІР‚В¦am I wasting my time learning it?

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